Seems pretty powerful if you start mutating with the Sawtusk devourer as the base. As each mutation onto it would result in more destroyed permanents. Lets say you mutate a Sawtusk onto a Sawtusk, you destroy one noncreature permanent. Lets say you mutate with a different card after that. You now destroy two noncreature permanets as it gains the effect text of second Sawtusk.

Seems pretty powerful if you start mutating with the Sawtusk devourer as the base. As each mutation onto it would result in more destroyed permanents. Lets say you mutate a Sawtusk onto a Sawtusk, you destroy one noncreature permanent. Lets say you mutate with a different card after that. You now destroy two noncreature permanets as it gains the effect text of second Sawtusk.

Wait... what? To my understanding you just destroy a second noncreature permanent... you don't get two triggers from a second mutate. It's just one mutation triggers all of the mutations once.

Seems pretty powerful if you start mutating with the Sawtusk devourer as the base. As each mutation onto it would result in more destroyed permanents. Lets say you mutate a Sawtusk onto a Sawtusk, you destroy one noncreature permanent. Lets say you mutate with a different card after that. You now destroy two noncreature permanets as it gains the effect text of second Sawtusk.

Wait... what? To my understanding you just destroy a second noncreature permanent... you don't get two triggers from a second mutate. It's just one mutation triggers all of the mutations once.

Seems pretty powerful if you start mutating with the Sawtusk devourer as the base. As each mutation onto it would result in more destroyed permanents. Lets say you mutate a Sawtusk onto a Sawtusk, you destroy one noncreature permanent. Lets say you mutate with a different card after that. You now destroy two noncreature permanets as it gains the effect text of second Sawtusk.

Wait... what? To my understanding you just destroy a second noncreature permanent... you don't get two triggers from a second mutate. It's just one mutation triggers all of the mutations once.

Seems pretty powerful if you start mutating with the Sawtusk devourer as the base. As each mutation onto it would result in more destroyed permanents. Lets say you mutate a Sawtusk onto a Sawtusk, you destroy one noncreature permanent. Lets say you mutate with a different card after that. You now destroy two noncreature permanets as it gains the effect text of second Sawtusk.

Wait... what? To my understanding you just destroy a second noncreature permanent... you don't get two triggers from a second mutate. It's just one mutation triggers all of the mutations once.